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New Yora Dry Good. market.

NEW York, Oct 3.-Thcrc was AN irrcgu-
lar inquiry from spot buyer, with modcr-
ate order request FOR small ussorimcnts Of
miscellaneous character. For cotton goods
thcrc was o STRONG undertnnr
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Lave stock.

Choice, o. good, I1.@5c; common,
4'4m4isc.
snrrr-Choicc, Sic medium, a@St.c.
common, fl0l 10.
L,Nns-Good 20 choice sJ@5, common.
al bOCt2 ~.
Gn,ss CArrLE--Choicc 31@3itc; good,
29t@3t.c; fair Ia medium, 2'.m2a,c. seal.
lawngs, ls@2c, feeders, light, lA@2ci heavy.
1t.1gt.c
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Ihn Ahrr.lren Inlr.

TTVTIhI TI'I"TIN " Iu' NFI'''''
Aberdeen, Miss, Oct % Rain pre-.
vented the opening Of The fair today.
Everything l. clear now and the fair will
proceed tomorrow. A grcat number Of
horses arr ON the grounds.
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VI MISCELLANEOUS.


'sm7a.c.
Tfu-tl 96ti ~.
Smor-Drop 81 Is, buck, si 90.
ITAn-dc
NAIs-Iron, o. I5ci2 10, steel, g. aSd2 20.
PowprE--kegs. g, half kegs, g. 70, quar-.
ter kegs, u 50
Ton,coo-Common, 2S@a,c; other grndc.,
$50 S1c.
SNuTr-Gnrnctts, $40 ~. Ralph's so -.
railroad. 81 ~, Gail a Az, 81.
Cuh OII.--rrimc wh.i" wholesale lots, iO'
per gallon.
Woodbury. grease wool, unwnshcd 1910
isc clear grrasc Wool 2i6i NJ. bury washed,
9lGt9N tub washed. d1GtFr.
WuisEY-simight Kentucky bourbon,
Maryland and Pennsylvania Rye, Robinson
and Lincoln counties, Tennessee WHISTLES.
according io age aud make. common whisky,
gOvGtsi -, accounting to pruof
IIiprs-nry flint, No 1910; No. ., iOisr.
dry saltcd. sot,e gwen saltcd, No. I, &c.
No. ., So; green, SaGc; shccpskin,, iicati
HIIswAN=AE.
TAiLow-36tJ'fc
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Dcfcnsc IN fccolpts thIs ycnf,l,.l
LIVERPOOL.

AZ noon: spots-Unchangcd with good
cuisines. Sales, 1900 bales, Of which Amer.
|Ican $500 bales. Receipts, 1900 bales Of
|faiions were a. follows; Ordinary, tplad;
|xood ordinary, AKA; low middling, i.iGl,
rood middling 5kd; middling uplnnds,
Nd; middling orleans, bRd.
Futures closed unchanged with good bust.
h,css, ns follows
(The prices are given IN pence and Oiths.
Hlny: 90 means 03-0idi aud o. means
, I,0id.
Al pm: October I'D. sellers; October.
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Wool.
OH and Turneniine.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Oct. -Wool-Quict and
steady; prices ranged ut 3JG3ic for tub
washed.
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tsroecrte..

SrGNR--Coilcc, 6,.GD6Isc; yellow clarified,
Ic; seconds, O6dl.c; refined A, 61MGssc;
granulatcd, 7G1isc powdered, nc, cut loai,
nc, quiet.
Louisiana, Sac; Carolina, COOKE;
strong
CANpIEs-Sticks, al sizes. in boxes, pals
and barrels, 7Is@H'; fancy assorted, ;ijGsiOc;
firm.
Scars AND CANntrs-Soap. 3m5isc, can
dies full weight, sA.d0c.
CHExE-Ncw York factory, De- full cream,
l3Ctl3'sc; Young America, lIc.
.toTrEE-t Common, 2Oc, ordinary, 2nsM
2lc; fair, 22m22l sc prime lio. De, choice Ia
fancy, 2J,S@ 2ic; old government, A'@32c,
firm.
SALT -- Saginaw, 81 S5@i 40 per barrel.
sncks, fine, n 3i6fi 20. coarse, " l0ml ~.
pockets blcached. ~ 30 mixed, barrels,
so 80; mixed, 2Am7c.
CANNED Goons-rinc apples u 2ittl ~.
Peaches, pounds, standard. VI ~; 3 pounds,
standard. a. -. seconds II 5Oatl -. Tumu-
toes, pounds standard. slMl No. pound~
| standard 81 2Jdl -. straw berries. - a.
Rnsphcrfics 81 a. Blnckberrics u li@ -
Green cages, A 5iml 81. lcar, a ma -
Plums, II Giml 49, Asparagus, - 55dI -.
Green corn, " "ihl o.. Green peas II OGt
IS Cove oysters. full weight. ! pound -
al as; . pounds, ~ Hi0tl 49, light weight,
pound, G0,aGic; pounds. Slml 10 Con
dcnscd milk Crown, s. 5h6tj ~; Eagle, - 80.
Swiss a. 20 Salmon. " - Sarlincs, al -;
mustard Nrdinrs. - %. MAckcpl, 81 ~,
herring mackrrcl ~ -.
MuL,ssTS-l1uisnna common tu fair 21Gi
20; prime tO choice, l2Gtbs' syrup 2h0tlnv
centrifugal common 10 fair. 2iGt2S. prime Ia
choice, iOCt Zoe. fancy. 'lbt IN, firm.
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WILMiNGToS, N. c., Oct. 21.-furpcntine
Firm at ne.
CLEyELASp, o., Oct 5.-PctroIcum-Firm;
l. ". llOo Ne
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Ninrc nfihc nI,rr.-

ufTi,lAi SIGNAL truytD, rs SAL
MrNruis. oTiuh,f ~ pm.
The following olscuntiuus ru taken nj al ia.
Upus nHmtl 81 o. mVridi n HHIv which IL one
Mmmr InIII Lhun MNmnhl. lImIN
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
hrPFAL OFFICE,

TUESDAY EVENING, Oct %, 1857.
Money is in sufficient supplyfor legitimate
demands, and those entitled TO accommoda-
tons are experiencing no difficulty in sup
plying their wants; at the same time rates
are firm at $ per cent, nor are the banks
supplying any but their own customers
There will likely be no softclnng of rates for
some time 10 come.
Local securities are in better demand and
prices frmcr but transactions are not num-
erous.
The Clearinghouse report is as follows
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HEALTH u WEALTH - Dr. Beaur.gard's
Tonic aud Neryin., the Great
FRENCH snnelllc.

NERVOUS DEBILITY IN all 10 stages, merhl
" and physical depression. sTermatotrhen. hys
po,hnndfia sicflliiy. neuralgia. hyttcrin incapacty
Ter study OF business, iafaltsis impotence, epilcp
~, lfes ~ memory. fuitsning " the brain aud al
dis,usiH ~ the nervous system may bc radically
rufyd In either by the 49, oi this nncSrrilcd
Vrtanition. u " matter II supreme importance
t. uto appropriate treatment for the curr oi the
los " urnC I1Wtr, aud nr ncauTcrapis Tonic
aud Ncf,ine. after many years trial la Europe has
puNUi iuialllhlC u taken according 10 directions
which ar aiiiNci tn each bottle Onc box equal to
one munihs treatment; will Curc rcucnt cnscs
l'fiue. >t.Oo u bnN. ufsiN buXcs inf $500 sent
by mall prepaid uu rpvulpt oi pfcc We guarantee
tit huhcs "a cum any tasc. With each orlcf ~,
gelNUi hy 90 iuF - LUNgs ne viii ssnd our written
rtHmntsu a. fytufn the money II treatment ,ors
not Cfctt % cum :. kcnkvti a Co. druggists, snlc
agrnt for United states ~ aud rs Main slrcct
Memphis Tenn.
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exceptions the entire active list was higher
this evening. IN CT,
Railroad bonds were unusually dull Sales
only $500, coo Final prices show Irregular
changes. The total sales OF stocks today
were 223, 773 shares Closing quotations:
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THE RIVERS.
steamer, Leaving.
vo,e,ncnts n,,h, I.c,re.

Arrha.s-Gcn ID, II. Ru,Lpr New Madrid;
e. Schulzc, Richardson's.
Departures -todhuml, Osrcuia; GayUsu, Tip
tOnvllc, e. schulz. above
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EXCHANGE.

t. EXCHANGE.
New York and cities north and east, on
demand, s. discount buying, par selling
New York ami principal cities north and
east, three days grace, S. discount buying
par selling; New Orleans, s. discount buy
ing, par selling. - d.
The local cotton market closed steady,
With sales at ., 100 bales, Of which 500 10
exports and l,1O0 Ia spinncrs At LIVERPOOL
spots were quotcd'good demand, with fut-
ures of points New Orleans closed steady
and futures steady aud up To 4 points. At
New York spots closed dull and easy, with
futures steady and of 10 3 points A lead
ing New York cotton circular says Of today's
future market "Ihc opening was tame,
though quite u good volume 81 offerings
were taken, mainly by those who apprc-
hcndod killing frost in the belt Aside
from this the buying lacked vim, while sell
ers continue timid, hence the moderate
changes In values and aggregate sale"
In the local general markets hog products
declined &c all along the line. This was the
only change recorded by the Merchants ex-
change quotation committees today.
IMPORTS.
One hundred and fifty brls apples, 800 SKIS
bran % pkg butter, ~ pkgs bacon, 312 pkgs
boots and shoes, 1909 bu corn, los pkVs
cheese 100 sis coffee, 4, h21 sks cotton seed, ~
cars cotton seed, 900 bdls cotton ties, 10 bbl'
cement, lld pkgs dry goods, Al pkl's cF-S, Sta
brls flour, as bales hay, 40 pkgs hats, Ii
head hog, ~ head cattle ~ head horses aud
mules So pkgs lard. 5000 feet lumber. ~
pkgs liquors, 10 brls lime. ~ brls meal. "a
brls moln..cs, 500 bu oats. $50 brls potatoes,
q ears pork sides, - pkgs rice, 40 brls sugar
262 pkg tobacco, SJ bu wheat.
ELEVATOR REPORTS.
The following shows the amount Of grain
received, Withdrawn and Ia siorc by regular
Elevators, n reported Ia the Merchants "a.
changr today. Wheat in store, 2l,s2O bu.
Corn withdrawn. 2i3 hu; In store, AZ bu.
Oats received, l,27j bu, withdrawn, 3,0Obu,
In store, g. l1D bu.
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Chancery Sale.

No. Gi52, r. DIN the Chanccry Court 81 shelby
County Tenn Mary y Dcnic. by her nett
friend, ". John A. Dcnic, ct al
Under aud by virtue oi a decree entered IN this
cnuse nn July - 1877. rccorici in minute book 90
page 20, Will. a. special commissioner. on
Saturday, the 9th Day ofNoyember, 1857,
NJ y o'clock m, IN front o the court housc in tho
city Of Memphis. shelby county, Tenn, sell the fol-
lowing described rial estate. 90 the highest and
tcst biddcs, fur cash. tovit: Lying. being aud
situated In the Taxing District II Shelby county,
Tenn, late city Of Memphis, situated on south
Court street, and being the east half Of lot No 81
on the plan and map ~ the aid city Of Memphis
aid LOT beginning at the northeast corner Of aid
lot 81 running thcncc west with the south side %
south Court strcct N feet ~. inchc- thence south
u let nchcr thence east u feet o. inchcs, thence
salc cash. r. u. JORDAN,
Fu.eial g0utuisrlauefs
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Hoo PIONEERS Easy; mess pork, Sii SOFA
IA 10; sugar cured hnins, llAMillSc break
fast bacon, 1lhmllifo; clear sides, bncon
5Ssc clear rib sides bacon, $50; long clear
bacon, Shc bacon shoulders 5Ac; bulk
pork, clear sides, 7X@7lsc; clear rib sides
IhnIlsc; long clrar, 1iI@7ssc shoulders
61@.5A.
LARD-Ticrccs, G's@7c; hall hrs.. 1iSM
re; kgs., 7'4GgTAc; choice kettle, Sls6tsssc
quiet,
PICS FrEr-BarTcls, 81 90; half barrels,
s. 80; keys, 81 u.
FISH, ackcrcl half barrels, NJ. !, s. ~
No q 81 30; No p g. -; 10Th Kit, No |,
81 10: No. =, 81 10, So. 3, ~ a. Dry herring,
family, 25c per box
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NEw ORLEANS.

The spot market opened steady and closed
steady middling l.iGc. Sales, 4 500 bales
Quotations were as follows Ordinary.
el5lGc; good ordinary, si.lGc; low mid.
ding. li-lo middlng 81 Ice, good mid.
dlinf, 05lGc
Future. opened barely steady and closed
steady, as follows October, o03@0Ol, No.
yembcr spi@sa, December, $4,000,
January, oOsmo0, February, 0lpd0eo,
hanh, pO@ojli April, o4O@0Ii; May.
e5l@o52 June, om@oO1. July, a5i@
az August 0Gs@oW. Sales %. 40 bales.
DAllY roET AND INTERIOR MARKET.
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DAIiY CortoN STATEMENT.
NEW YORK.

Spots opened quiet aud closed duh aud easy;
middling, CSC. Sales rs bales. Quota
tons were as follows Ordinary, &c; good
ordinary, '-l1C, low middling. 0,.c; mid.
ding, p,sc, good midlling, oI3iCc, mid.
ding fair lose fair. lie
Futures opened quiet and easy and closed
steady, a. follows October, o70@o52 No.
vcmbcr, 90 December, o62moa3; Jan.
nary, o@1n,5; February, o 0l@0G5. March,
s12@o55. April, oso@osi. May, oaS@0a
June aoo@aod, July, iOr@iO0a, August,
l0OsmlOlu.
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co,ington, Tenn. oct. y. 1857.
SPECIAL TO COTTON SEED MEN
In localities where the American oil Tu,, has no
annuslfiau
Stockholders Meeting.

ouicr NrgrHn a CIIlntproN n. r. col
No. 10 Wall ~, n. Y. oct s, 1s5 I
rI'iiE annual meeting Of the sincthoiden Of tho
u rumpany, Tor the election IT difrri0fs aud
sn,h uthyf business o. may come heiuru e. will 10
neil ~ NIMIlllr, INN, IN the company Offices,
on Thursday, November ". iSs5 Tue stock hooks
VIII close on OCtnhrr ", iss7 aud open on Noyem.
Der ~ ls,i Polls tot such ccclon will also be open
At Huntsville, Ala, on aid date.
In sCliwAN. sccnciary.
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l.oNpoN, Oct. Ga p.m.--lIar silver,
I3 l3-lGi per ounce.
P,His, Oct % Three per cent rcntcs, slf
Soc for the account.
BERLIN, Oct 25.--'rhc statement Of the
Imperial bank ~ Germany shows an increase
IN specie Of Il, 32OO OO marks.
BANK CLEARiNGs.
CnlcNGo. ~. Oct 2j.-liauk clcnrings to-
day were SS11l.UJO
NV Npgt, Oct 2i-Hauk clcarings to-day
were >lS1. liG,1 "a balance, a. lgi,laS
BALruoaF MI. Oct. 2l-lhnk clearing,
todny wcrr g.. isG $50 balances, SDl az
BusruN. Mass. Oct ~. hank ccnrings to-
day were siG5n, h32 balances, Si,Wr24G
-. Lotus. Mo, oct 2i-'fhc hank clear.
inprs today wcrr S. ~ rs, balances, Slp, las.
pmLNprIrniN Pa. Ort. 2,.-lianL char
ings today wcrc tlU3H,Iis balances, Sl,iHi
III.
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HAY-Choice, from store. S56l0Oc; car load
from levcc or depot, SlGGil7 90 prime store,
sodsoc; car load from levcc or depot, slid
10 prairie from store, 50c ear load from
lcyec OF depot, -.
BnAN-from store, sjc; from lcycc or de-
pot, $i5@lG.
ConS-From store, white, BIC; mixed. b3c
from lc,cc or depot, white, in bulk, iOc; in
SKIS, ~; mixed, IN bulk 4Sc in SKIS, SIC
OATs-From store, white, 36c: mixed, 33c
from lcvcc or depot, white, IN bulk, 32c; in
SKIS, Sac; mixed, in bulk 20; In SKIS, sic.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-01-08
Generosity I'm Elections.

Nevada Union: Yesterday in the Sem
ate Hon. w. J. Westerield was nominated
on the Democratic side Of that body for
President pro tenn. Senator Poujade was
nominated by the Republicans, and OF
course the majority in his favor was over
whelmin ing. Upon calling the roll Senator
Poujade declined to vote, upon the ground
tha. being personally interested in the
matter il was not constitutional or proper.
Senator Westerfeld arose and spoke as
his name was reached, and took the posi-
ton that he had a perfect right to vote
upon all questions before the Senate, and
that in the present instance he would vote
for the best man, and sccordin gly voted
for Senator Poujade. This made the ma
jority Of the latter still stonger. while
Westerfeld had to do without the usual
reciprocity in such cases.
In the Assembly Major Pike received
the complimentary nomination from the
Democrats for the Speakership. When
the roll was called Major Pike voted for
his opponent, Mr.. Mcdonald, notwith-
standing the fact that the latter had al
ready voted for himself to the amusement
OF all. The point in the matter is that
the majorities in both Houses are SO over.
whelmins that the exchange Of votes would
under no circumstance have made any
difference in the result.
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h. r.

Installation of Officers and Bail at
n Opera House
A large number Of spectators turned out
last night to witness the installation Of
the Knights Of Pythias elected to serve for
the ensuing six months. The Knights In
full uniform made a very handsome ap-
pearance. Those installed are:
P. c., John A. Drager; O.. c., r. Sadler;
V. c., Thos. Dale; Prelate, Jas. Wilson;
NJ. OF f., Il. Crossan; NJ. OF F., Arthur
p. Gallwey; K. of r.. aud s., Jas. Laird;
NJ. at A., Peter Lob; Inside Guard. Ross
Wright; Outside Guard. J.Vanini; NJ. at A,
attendants-C. Bsrbieri. l.. F. Dibber,
VIM. Zadow, Jas. G~iacomella.
The ceremonies were conducted by Will
lam Il. Taylor, acting Grand Chancellor
Commander. who made some very appro-
pirate remarks on the fraternity OF the
Order aud the Endowment Rank. The
ceremony OF the installation passed of
~splendidly. When il was over the floor was
cleared for dancing q programme of twelve
dances. The hall was densely packed, and
one OF the most lively and enjoyable even
ing was spent by the Knights and their
invited guests, moving TO the eloquent
strains of Riegelhuth's band. Dancing
was kept up to . late hour.
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mia Not Forfett Her Right.

An interesting case. says the San Fran
cisco Post. has just been decided by the
Land Office. A woman unmarried and
twenty.on years of age has the right to
take up land, and this right was exercised
by Miss Emma ShueY. who made q tim
Der location near Psso Robes. But a
woman's right to get married transcends
all others, and the law has always been op.
posed to restraints on matrimony. Miss
Shuey Joined her hand, her heart and her
land with those of her %neighbo-. and they
both resided in q house which stood upon
the party line. 1t has now been decided
that the lady did not in marrying forfeit
her right to complete the title. This is by
no means a new idea, for Dakota has been
partly settled in this way by frugal couples,
and In one instance at least an entire
square mile OF and was located by four
Young ladies, who built q four.roomed
house at the point whore the boundaries
intersected. There is still q large amount
OF available land in California INDICATED
and this decision Of the Land Office ought
to act as O bounty upon marriage.
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saiaau Enisaae.

Virginia Chronicle: II will loan my gun
to . friend at any time, provided he
doesn't tell me what he wants 1t for" re-
marked a young man the other evening,
while l~ourishihg a nickel-plated revolver
pistol Of the latest pattern in q O street
saloon.
The following day an acquaintance met
the person who made the above avowal
aud requested the loan of his pistol.
"An right replied the owner, passing
the weapon to the borrower. but don't
tell me what you wish to do With It,"
His acquaintance disappeared with the
weapon and was invisible for q period
long enough to slay q regiment of foes
Tho owner finally becoming anxious to
ascertain the whereabouts of his property
made inquiries, and discovered that the
borrower had soaked the pistol with
"Uncle" Friedman.
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A Of nors.

No less than nine or ten dogs were
poisoned yesterday. They commenced
dying at an early hour yesterday morn
ing, and continued throughout the day.
The poisoned meat was placed ell about
town. as some of the CANNES in every 10.
eality got q dose OF it. II the poison
fend had Disseminated between good
dogs and worthless ours. we could have
forgiven him, but he did not, and some
very valuable dogs were killed. A man
who would put ont poisoned meat and kill
dogs without distinction ss to their value,
must be very depraved. II will not be
healthy for him il he Is found out.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-01-08

The One-Ledge Theory Has Had It's
Day.

The One-Ledge Theory Has Had Hts
bay.
Under the above heading the San Fran
cisco Miners Advocate publishes the fol-
lowing In favor Of the Comstook least
ledge" theory:
The strongest advocates OF the lone.
ledge" theory acknowledge their error and
admit that the broad six-mile belt Of
eruptive rock, bounded by MI. Davidson
on the west and the Carson river on the
east, Is fractured and fissured by q num-
Der Of PARALLEL veins we'll marked and de.
fined by all the characteristics OF "true
assures"
The Sutro Tunnel, in its passage
through the formation. at right angles
with the strike of the veins. has verified
this fact and dispelled the illusion Of the
"one. ledge" theorist. The crosscut west
from the Consolidated Virginia and Cali.
fornia shaft, in 1876, to the bonanza. 800
feet from the G.. d G. shaft, cut q we'll
marked and defined vein OF ore, which at
the time attracted but little attention.
Recent developments. however, have ex-
posed an ore body of importance. Other
and equally important developments on
the East Comstock line are in progress
that promise good results. Ophir and
Union. Best i Belcher, Gould & Curry.
Savage and Potosi are rapidly crosscut.
ing eastward. The latter from reliable
sources is developing an ore body OF no
mean proportions. Grown Point is also
heading for the Orient. The ore body
that was cut in the Sutro Tunnel, $50 feet
from the bottom Of the Savage ore line. is
being developed by the Savage Company.
Still further east q parable vein, which
was cut by the south lateral drift OF the
Sutro Tunnel, from which good assays
were obtained, q careful survey shows
that this vein comes to the surface in the
heavy groupings exposed on the Moore d
Morgan. Culver, Gibbs. and adjacent
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Matrimonial.

Thursday evening Mr.. Chester 8. Batch
elder was married to Miss Jennie b.
Schneider. youngest daughter Of DR.. F. ].
Schneider. at whose residence the cere-
mony was performed. All the parties are
well aud favorably known in this COM
munity. Mr., Batchelder has for q num-
Der Of years been metallurgist at the
Richmond Compsny's works. and Is hig hly
respected. His bride is one OF Eureks's
most accomplished and fairest daughters,
and Q great ~favorite with all who know
her. The wedding was quite private, only
the immediate friends OF the bride and
groom were present. The SENTINEL re.
turns thanks for q bountiful supply Of
cake and wine, and wishes the newly made
couple a world Of happiness.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-01-08
An In ate Thief.

WASHINGTON. January 3.-A very curi-
GUS situation has been developed in the
pending pardon case Of John Lipp, form
orly Assistant Postmaster at Lincoln, Ill
He was convicted of repeatedly robbine
the mails, and sentenced to three years in
the penitentiary. He has served out hall
HIS term. A long petition for his pardon
was recently received at the Department
Of Justice, signed by a large number Of
citizens Of Lincoln, without respect to
party, asking for his pardon. The Attor'
ney General took the precaution to send
to the prison authorities for a report upon
his conduct as a prisoner. The informa'
ton was returned that upon receiving him
at the prison he was assigned to the post
Office OF that institution, and that before
a great while he was detected in robbint
the mails. and it was also discovered tina
he had been repeatedly guilty of the of
Tense. The prospects Of q pardon arr
therefore not good.